michael90g

seems like the solution, thanks

Al Sande wrote:

I did this in my “Heli Ride” project (in projects) and had my “clickable objects” just positioned in front of the mostly-transparent “legend” that I made to show where to click.
I did a screenshot of a what my setup looks like. In this project I had 4 cameras so duplicated this setup 4 times; then the user can just click on a camera to change views. The puzzles I used are also shown in the project folder. All object (camera, transparency, clickable objects) are all selected so you can see all of the components.
I did have to mess with it a bit (and it could still use some tweaking) to make sure the “click targets” were actually in front of the legend a bit; it’s still possible to miss it if the click isn’t just right.
I hope this helps a bit…
Al

Hi Yuri,

Thanks for your response, switching manually would seem like the solution but this is not very convenient for outside users, with little computer knowledge,
i was searching for a way to run webgl on dedicated gpu automatically, but that may not be possible at all,

ok, is this a feature that is even considered later on?

it still wont load after upgrading to 3.1,

https://cdn.soft8soft.com/AROAJSY2GOEHMOFUVPIOE:c862b251f9/applications/box/box.html

could you please check out to see if you can open this scene?

https://cdn.soft8soft.com/AROAJSY2GOEHMOFUVPIOE:c862b251f9/applications/box/box.html

Hi,

it actually runs! and smooth to, it looks really heavy though, didnt think it would.

this is the scene im trying to load:
https://cdn.soft8soft.com/AROAJSY2GOEHMOFUVPIOE:c862b251f9/applications/box/box.html